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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1927
Page
1
A poem like lyric recalls a distant era and fading dreams as ghosts haunt memories of youth. It evokes December memories and a toy drum waking in a dawn of gold and gray, with voices drifting across a land where light fades.
The Baptist W M S circles met in homes Monday to study Royal Service. Circle one with six members and Miss Clara Thomas had lunch and tea. Circle two with ten and one visitor, led by Mrs. Allen, served lunch with coffee. Circle three with six led by Mrs. Roy Law. Circle four with Mrs. Grady Cooper and Mrs. Sheppard, hostess served chocolate, sandwiches and cake. They will not meet next Monday, December 26.
The Country Club hosts a Tuesday afternoon bridge party joined by the Wednesday and Friday Bridge Clubs. Mrs Cottle, Mrs Tucker, Mrs Clinton and Miss Beth Jeter receive praise for festive decor including miniature trees poinsettias and red green streamers. The Bridge Club wins after six tables of play with Rose Rischar and Mrs S A Cottle high scorers for their clubs.
Last Friday in Ben Arnold a party was given for Miss Mervin Thompson by her sister Mrs. N H Yardley. The home was decorated for Christmas and five tables played hearts for prizes. High score earned two pairs of candles for Mrs Lena Baskin mother of the groom to be. Mrs J A Henderson got novelty glass ware. A salad plate with chocolate and a square of divinity candy with red iced writing topped the plate.
Pete and Bill were recognized on January 2 for receiving a set of mederia dollies, marking a notable personal achievement.
The Methodist ladies met in home circles with Circle One at Mrs Geo Childress Sr hosting five. Circle Two at Mrs W S Clark hosting ten. Circle One re elected Mrs Joel Lindsey as chairman and Mrs Davis as secretary treasurer. Circle Two elected Mrs Tate chairman with assistants and treasurers named. Other circles did not meet due to Christmas preparations.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. N. H. Butts home to pack a box for the orphan’s home and also prepare boxes for Cameron shut-ins. They completed the white cross work and the hostess served hot chocolate with cake.
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